- ENCS Introduction
- ENCS Hardware
- Initial Configuration
- High Availability
- Configuring ENCS Networking
- Network Virtual Functions
- Deploying NFV SDWAN with ENCS
- Deploying NFV Windows Servers on ENCS
- Deploying NFV Linux Machine on ENCS
- Backing Up and Restoring VNF with ENCS
- DNA Center Integration
- Monitoring ENCS
- Troubleshooting
Deploying, Configuring, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting Enterprise Networking Compute System (ENCS-CT)
Objectives
Outline
Module 1: Introduction to the Enterprise Networking Compute System (ENCS)
- What is the ENCS Platform?
- What are the use cases for using the ENCS?
- What is Network Function Virtualization?
Module 2: ENCS Hardware
- ENCS Models
- System Software Overview
- ENCS Hardware
- CPU
- Understanding CPU Resources
- How CPUs are assigned
- vCPU Allocations
- RAM Configuration
- Supported NIM Modules
- Storage Options
- RAID Configuration Options
- Routed Ports
- SR-IOV (Single root IO-Virtualization)
- Switched Ports
- Power Supply Configuration
- CIMC Configuration
- Upgrading the ENCS Firmware
Module 3: Initial Configuration
- BIOS Setup
- Default System Settings
- Login to KVM console
- CLI Access
- GUI Access
- Changing Initial Settings
- Setting NTP
- Portal Access
- Secure Boot
- Setting NTP
- Portal Access
- Secure Boot
- Setting up High Availability
- Installing Cisco Enterprise NFVIS Using the KVM Console
Module 4: High Availability
- High Availability Options
- High Availability Design
- High Availability Topology
- Physical Devices Connection
- VM and Service Chain Network Connection
- Virtual NIC Failure Detection
- Track Feature Configuration with EEM Scripts
- Isolating LAN and Transit Link Traffic for HA
- Packet Flow for HA
- Configuration Scenarios for HA
- Cisco ENCS HA Failure Points
- ENCS chassis hardware failure
- Cisco Enterprise NFVIS software failure
- LAN Phy link failure
- LAN connectivity failure
- VNFs (Cisco ASAv, Cisco vWAAS, and Windows/Linux)
Module 5: Configuring ENCS Networking
- 5400 ENCS Internal Networking
- ENCS NFVIS Networking Options
- SR-IOV Packet Flow
- DPDK-OVS Packet Flow
- OVS Packet Flow
- Cisco ENCS Single WAN IP Deployment Scenarios
- Cisco ENCS DUAL WAN Deployment Scenarios
- ENCS Switch Portal Configuration
- Switch Settings
- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
- Configuring Dot1x
- Configuring LACP
- Configuring VLANs
- Switch General Setting
- Switch Advanced Setting
- Configuring Secondary IP and Source Interface
- Ports and Port Channels
- Admin Status
- Configuring Port Channels
- LLDP Settings
- CDP Settings
- MSTP for ENCS 5400 8-Port Switch
- ENCS 5400 Switch LLDP
- Secure Overlay and Single IP Configuration
- Dual WAN Support
- Configuring System Shell-Access
- Switch Port Security
- TACACS and RADIUS Support on NFVIS
- SNMP Support on NFVIS
- SPAN Session or Port Mirroring
- Configuring Packet Capture
Module 6: Network Virtual Functions
- Why Virtualize? Motivations for the Enterprise
- What is NFVIS?
- NFVIS Software Stack
- NFVIS Security
- NFVIS Domain Isolation
- Network Hypervisor
- Linux Containers
- Containers and Virtual Machines
- VNF Onboarding
- Supported Virtual Machines
- Third Party VNF Certification Resources
- VM Types
- Plan VM Deployment
- VM Requirements
- VNF Packages
- VM Packaging
- Defining VNF Profiles
- Create Package, Download or Register
- Managing a Deployed VM
- Service Chaining VNFs
- Console Access to VNFs
- Deploying VNFs using NFVIS GUI
- Deploying VM using ISO – Upload
- Deploying VM using ISO – Profile
- Deploying VM using ISO – Deployment
- Deployment VM using – ISO Booting
Module 7: Deploying NFV SDWAN with ENCS
- Cisco SD-WAN Support on ENCS
- Virtual vEdge On-boarding on ENCS
Module 8: Deploying NFV Windows Servers on ENCS
Module 9: Deploying NFV Linux Machine on ENCS
Module 10: Backing Up and Restoring VNF with ENCS
- NFVIS Requirements
- NFVIS Backup Restore options
- Backup/Restore CLIs
Module 11: DNA Center Integration
- What’s Cisco DNA Center
- DNA Center Design
- Network Settings and Image Repository
- NFV
- Site Creation
- Network Profiles
- WAN Design
- Add Services
- ENCS Template
- Additional VNFs
- Assign Profile to Sites
- NFVIS Local GUI
Module 12: Monitoring ENCS
- What is the Benchmark to measure against?
- Packet Flows LAN->WAN
- Host System Monitoring
- Potential Bottlenecks in a Virtualized System
- Physical System Bottlenecks: Interface and Cores
- I/O Processing also takes CPU Cycles
- I/O Technologies: OVS, VPP, and PCIe Pass-Through
- I/O Technologies: SR-IOV
- SR-IOV Virtualization Caveats
- KVM Performance Tuning Recommendations
Module 13: Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Enhancements
- NFVIS Built-in Recovery
- Image Registration Logs
- Deployment Troubleshooting
- Provisioning Troubleshooting
- Pnp Troubleshooting
- CLI
- Tech-Support
- Packet Capture
- NFVIS Notification
- GUI
- Tech-Support
- Packet Capture
- NFVIS Notification
- Service Status
- Resetting to Factory Default
- Event Notifications
- Syslog Support
- NFVIS Password Recovery
LABS
Lab 1: Initial Configuration of ENCS 5400
- Cisco ENCS Sizing Tool
- Login and Configure into the CIMC CLI
- Login and Configure into the CIMC GUI
- Configure ENCS Hardware Settings
- Login to KVM console
Lab 2 Install the Cisco Enterprise NFVIS on ENCS
Lab 3: Configuring ENCS High Availability
Lab 4: Configure ENCS Networking
- SR-IOV Configuration
- DPDK Configuration
- Configure ENCS Internal Switch Configuration
- Port Mirroring
- Packet Capture
Lab 5: Configuring NFVIS
- Initial Configuration
- IPv4 Initial System Settings
- Login and MOTD Banners
- Configuring System Routes
- Configuring Time Manually
- Managing User Roles and Authentication
Lab 6: Deploying NFV SDWAN
Lab 7: Deploying NFV Windows
Lab 8: Deploying NFV Windows
Lab 9: Backing Up and Restoring VNF with ENCS
- NFVIS Requirements
- NFVIS Backup Restore options
- Backup/Restore CLIs
Lab 10: Monitoring ENCS
- Host System Monitoring
- Virtual Machine monitoring
- Identifying Bottlenecks
- Performance Tuning Recommendations
Lab 11: Troubleshooting
- Service Status
- Basic Troubleshooting
- Decoding Logs
- Deployment Troubleshooting
- Configure Event Notification
- Configuring Syslog
- Resetting to Factory Default
- NFVIS Password Recovery
- Virtual Machine Troubleshooting
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